Messiah sung by Handel and Haydn Society in Symphony Hall
The Handel and Haydn Society opened its season with Handel's Messiah in Symphony Hall under Imil Mollenhauer. Anita Rio dazzled as soprano with strong praise for the chorus. soloists Van Hoose King and Martin received mixed reviews. The performance will repeat Christmas Day as part of a fundraising drive that netted about $700 for a permanent home.
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Handel and Haydn Society
Symphony Hall
Emil Moltenhauer
Imil Mollenhauer
Anita Rio
Clara Poole King
Ellison van Hoose
Frederic L. Martin
Otto Roth
H. G. Tucker
L. Kloepfel
Mollenhauer
Boston
Miss Rio
Reedemer
Mr. van Hoose
Tucker
Mollenheuer
Effie Stewart
Lucie A. Tucker
Glenn Hall
Whitney Tew
Verdi
Mendelssohn
Elijah
Hiandel and Haydn Society
Harvard Coach Reid Engaged to Cambridge Beauty Miss Christine Lincoln
Harvard football coach Bill Reid becomes engaged to Cambridge belle Christine Lincoln. A reception in Dunster Hall honored Miss Agnes Lincoln, and Reid’s social event drew students and grads alike, with crimson decorations and warm congratulations.
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Cambridge
Bill Reid
Harvard
Yale
Reid
Christine Lincoln
Miss Lincoln
The
Crimson
Fair Sex
Agnes Lincoln
Dunster Hall
Lincoln
Forged Railroad Tickets Baffle Kansas City
A Kansas City forgery ring has been issuing fake railroad tickets over recent weeks. Investigators led by H. C. Townsend of St. Louis warn Western railroads face thousands in losses. Forgeries include stamped perforations and fraudulent livestock contracts used to obtain tickets. Townsend plans to bring in C. C. McLeod of Chicago to prosecute the case.
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Kansas City
H. C. Townsend
St. Louis
Missouri Pacific
Union Depot
Townsend
Salad to Serve with Game from The Post's Illustrated Menu
Instructions for preparing a cold beet and celery salad with watercress and French dressing. Includes preparing beet and celery in strips and dice, crisping celery in vinegar water, and shaping for individual portions with a muffin tin. A note credits ALICE HE WHITAKER.
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Alice He, Whitaker
Stage Notes From Boston to Cincinnati and Back
The Boston theatre scene reports Julia Marlowe finishing a Colonial Theatre engagement and heading to Cincinnati for an evening start, with a possible spring return. Bertha Galland departs for New York for rest, while Nellie V. Parker recovers from a recent accident and Edith Barr shines in Tiberty Belles.
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Colonial Theatre
Knighthood
Boston
Cincinnati
B. S. Willard
Malden Auditorium
Hollis
Bertha Galland
Miss Galand
New York
Lakewood
Atlantic City
Daniel Frohman
Stephen Phillips
Uriah the Hittite
David and
Bethora
E. 8
Wilard
Nellie V. Parker
Revere Beach
Olga Nethersole
Eliote Enneking
Huntington Avenue
Slen O'Malley
Willard
Edith Barr
Ben de Barr
St. Louis
Klaw & Er
Mrs Pat Campbell Brings British Star Power to America
English actress Mrs. Pat Campbell arrives in America with a strong London pedigree to tour starting December 30 in Chicago playing Magda. She brings a notable company and a repertoire including The Second Mrs Tanqueray and Pelleas and Melisande as her tour heads to New York and Boston.
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Campbell
America
Great Britain
Republic
George c. Tyler
Liebler & Co
Tyler
Eleanor Duse
Hall Caine
Humphry Ward
England
Europe
George Alexander
St. James's Theatre
Beerbohm Tree
Mrs. Campbell
Magda
Tanqueray
Boston Man Will Eat His Eighteenth Christmas Dinner in Africa
Boston engineer H. Newman Smith and partner J. P. Maguire, stranded in South Africa, avert a deadly clash with Mapondera and hundreds of natives. Smith, a nine language linguist, has not seen Boston in 18 years and will miss Christmas at the Massachusetts State House.
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Boston
Africa
State House
Massachusetts State House
H. Newman Smith
J. P. Maguire
South Africa
Mapondera
Kaffirs
Morce
Mr. Smith
Mr. Maguire
Kailirs
William H Crane Returns to Boston Tonight in David Harum
The veteran comedian resumes appearances at the Colonial in David Harum this evening after nearly two years away. Other stars hit the Boston stages with William Faversham debuting in A Royal Scandal at Hollis, Blaney at Grand Opera House in Across the Pacific, and a busy slate of vaudeville and plays across local theaters including Chimes of Normandy and Sky Farm at the Museum.
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William H. Crane
Boston
David Harum
William Faversham
Hollis
Don Cesar
Julie
Harry Clay Blaney
Grand Opera House
Willie Live
Willie Live, War Correspondent In ‘Across the Pacific.” Mr. Blaney
Bowdoin Square Theatre
Bijou Opera House
Park Theatre
Blanche Sloan
Elsie de Wolfe
Tremont
Henrietta Crosman
Museum
Louis Mann
Clara Lipman
Red Kloof
Eagle’s Nest
Morrison's
Grand Theatre
Lockhart
Elephants
Richard J. Jose
Keith
Attalle Claire
Music Hall
Billy B. van
Nellie O'Neil
the Devil's Daughter
Lukens Brothers
Laney Haskell
Austin & Stone
Walthour
van Bil
Nickelodeon
Terry McGovern
Bonner
Linus Sr
Bostock
Animal Arena
Lions Attack Trainer During See-Saw Act at Tremont Arena
At Bostock's arena Captain Bonavita trained 27 lions Sampson Schley and Baltimore for a new feat on a tilting plank. Sampson lunged at the trainer, Bonavita fired a pistol blank, and the lions fled as trainers rushed in amid chaos and shouting.
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Cucclorama
Tremont Street
Captain Bonavita
Sampson
Schley
Baltimore
Bonavita
Tana McCann
Bostock Animal Arena
McCann
Secarcely
Mme. Morelli
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